
It’s amazing how much compost two people, three cats, and a bunch of plants on deck can create. Being absolutely yardless, composting seemed like an impossible dream. (Gardeners have strange dreams.)
Until, that is, Bennett Compost came along. Each week this 5-gallon bucket is stuffed to overflowing and magically removed by the good people at Bennett Compost.
Dream big, people.
If you are concerned about composting poop, you should check out this series of articles on composting toilets installed at a school and 30 homes in the community of Rancho Nuevo outside of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. They really work and have absolutely no odor. I used one for a week while living and helping the wonderful people who are building these. I liked it so much that I bought 2 of them and brought them back to install inside my home in the US. (Not in a remote cabin or an outhouse, but in my city home. )
http://sanmiguelgaia.wordpress.com/
We could all help the environment by composting in this manner.
Paul
No, no poop, but plenty of fur!
I don’t think you’re supposed to compost anything your cat produces. No carnivore poop in compost bins! 😉
I love Bennett! I started using his service at the end of February. I can compost and he makes it easy and affordable 🙂